Author: Nate Davis, USA TODAY

As the NFL wraps up its first month of play, Week 3 provided more insight as to the biggest surprises and disappointments of the young season.

#ForTheShoe? #RedSea? When it comes to NFL team Twitter hashtags, some are downright cool, but others are exceedingly confusing.

Since 1990, just 12% of NFL teams that have started off 0-2 have made the playoffs. This year, however, there’s more hope with an expanded field.

The first game of the NFL regular season is just weeks away, and plenty is still unclear. But Nate Davis has an idea of how the year will shake out.

Cleveland’s star pass rusher will average $25 million annually once his new five-year extension is finalized and takes effect in 2022.

Cam Newton gives the Patriots some much-needed playmaking ability at quarterback, but Bill Belichick’s crew doesn’t look like a title front-runner.

The former tight end went after the league, quarterbacks Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers and the lack of minority coaches in a lengthy Twitter tirade.

The NFL schedule is out for 2020, though the season outlook remains uncertain. Still, here’s our look at how it all might shake out.

The NFL’s regular-season schedule is out. Some teams stand to benefit from some lucky breaks, but several others face a tough road.